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“CLEAN” IS THE NEW “BEAUTIFUL”!Our honourable Prime

Minister Shri Narendra Modi launched the

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan to pay tribute to Mahatma Gandhi on his 150th birthday. This kick started the plans to build toilets and provide sanitation facilities across the country. Gujarat State Chief Minister Mrs. Anadiben Patel invited nine eminent personalities from various fields in the state to lead the Swachh Gujarat Abhiyan. One of the nine prominent personalities nominated for this mission is Shri Sudhir Nanavati, Executive Vice President of GLS.

The significance of this Abhiyan increases if children take the initiative of cultivating the virtue of cleanliness and nurturing it throughout their life, and thus fulfil Mahatma Gandhi’s dream of a “SWACHH BHARAT”.

GLS observed 5 days of Bal Swacchta Mission, beginning from Children’s Day, 14th November, to 19th November, with a plethora of activities all attempting to focus the child’s mind on cleanliness. All the GLS run schools - M K Secondary and Higher

Secondary School, NR and GLS Secondary and Higher Secondary School, C U Shah Primary School, NR Primary School, KN Primary School, GLS Primary School, C U Shah Preparatory School designed and carried out different activities for five days.

On 14th November, students cleaned their classrooms, benches, blackboard, doors and windows and decorated them with various banners and colourful posters. A drawing competition was conducted in each school of GLS where students used their artistic skills to express their views about “Cleanliness”. This competition was conducted in coordination with ‘SAMBHAV’ group.

On 15th November, students brought homemade food in their lunch boxes as per instructions. The concept of the nutritious and hygienic food was explained to thems. In order to inculcate the virtue of cleanliness in them, the students were made aware of personal hygiene.

On 18th November, an ‘Essay competition’ was organised in each school in which all the students wrote about their ideas on the topic “SAVE WATER”. They also suggested ways and methods of purifying impure water.

On 19 November, students gathered on the GLS ground as part of the activity of ‘BAL SWACHHTA MISSION’.

Dr. B H .Joshi, Registrar of GLS, Shri Vadibhai Patel, GLS College Co-ordinator, Shri Sureshbhai Desai, Campus Coordinator, remained present and encouraged the students. Dr Joshi gave a motivating speech to the students on the virtue of cleanliness and insisted for following this as a practice. All those who had gathered on the grounds took the Swacchta Pledge that they would remain committed towards cleanliness and devote their time for it. Apart from this the Swacchta song by the students inspired them to execute the Swacchhta Mission into action to make it a habit. All the students carried out a rally displaying banners reflecting the message of cleanliness.

GLS strongly believes that the cleanliness observance should not be just a symbolic observance but a wakeup call for all of us to maintain cleanliness at each and every place. The chief purpose to start this mission at the school level is to make students realize their capacity and prepare them for a healthy life, which can contribute to the growth of the nation.

How do you feel after being nominated by the Hon’ble Chief Minister, Gujarat for SWACHH GUJARAT ABHIYAN?

I was definitely pleased. In fact, I was at Dalhousie for my Diwali holidays and learnt from a news channel that I have been selected as one of the ambassadors for the purpose. I immediately called our Honorable Chief Minister, Mrs. Anandiben Patel to convey my gratitude for the same. I also promised to fulfill her expectations with the project and assured her of complete satisfaction in this regard. The decision of the Honorable Chief Minister is totally non-political

as it involves people from different arenas. The message received from the letter of the Honorable Chief Minister reads that “The government shall fail in its mission until and unless there is a perpetual support from the social and non-political groups.” For this reason, this mission demands a continuous attempt from every citizen to act responsibly towards the cleanliness of the country and fulfil the dream of Mahatma Gandhi.How do you plan to create awareness about SWACHH GUJARAT ABHIYAN?

My very first focus shall be the school children as they have an untainted mind which aids to

mould them in the manner required. Moreover, I also want to concentrate on the college students who fall in the age group of 18 to 30 years who form around 35-40% of the population of our country as this group shall live long and

contribute towards the betterment of our society in the long run. GLS has planned to conduct a programme on 30th January, Gandhi Nirvan Din whereby around 3,000 students shall take an Oral Oath with a promise to leave no stone unturned to make India a clean nation. Honorable Chief Minister, Mrs. Anandiben Patel has accepted the proposal to grace the occasion. Also, a run for cleanliness shall be held from Gandhi Ashram or Gujarat Vidyapeeth to GLS campus on 26th January.What is the role of the education sector in making the project successful?

“ Y O U A R E F I R S T A C I T I Z E N O F I N D I A ” An inspiring conversation with Shri Sudhir Nanavati, Executive Vice President, GLS and an Ambassador for the SWACHH GUJARAT ABHIYAN

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Educational Institutions are the best forum for making the project successful. As per my opinion, any young group, be it the collegians or school going children look up to their teachers as their inspiration. Thus, the teachers are the backbone of the education society. The teachers shall continuously caution the students and cultivate in them the habit of cleanliness which the students shall follow for their entire lifetime because what you do not learn in fifty years cannot be learnt in fifty days. The teachers must teach the students the concept of “Self Discipline”and cultivate civic responsibilities for better future. What are the steps taken by GLS to make the mission successful?

Gujarat Law Society has adopted a village named Bakrol, miles away from Naroda with about 3000 population. I have decided to collect funds from my relatives and friends in order to supply the villagers with sufficient water facilities and also to construct toilets and provide sanitation facilities for the villagers to ensure cleanliness all around. The support of the government authorities shall also be taken and in the long run the responsibility will be given to the local authorities. We shall also take the initiative of getting the ponds and the lakes around the village cleaned. Moreover,

our students shall visit the village every week to supervise the programme and maintain cleanliness. I owe full support to the government for the betterment of the village. There will be a constant endeavour from our end to make the “SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN” successful at a larger scale. In your opinion, are photos of politicians and celebrities with brooms successful in actually motivating people?

Our very own Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi gave the first call for the “SWACHHTA ABHIYAN” when he picked up the broom in his own hands and became a role model for millions of citizens of India. This was followed by leading ministers, industrialists, actors, actresses and politicians. It made a great impact on the masses when famous personalities like Shri Amitabh Bachhan and Mrs. Nita Ambani were shown cleaning the streets of the country despite the comments of the critics who claimed it to be a publicity stunt. At the first instance, it does not give a valid impression but when seen from the positive aspect, it is a symbolic message that “Whoever you are, whatever chair you occupy whichever field you belong to, YOU ARE FIRST A CITIZEN OF INDIA and it is the responsibility of the citizens of the country to make

India a clean nation”. In my opinion, cleanliness is

our prime duty and no one must feel shy to execute the same. If everyone is duty bound, the day is not far when India shall be the cleanest nation by the year 2019.Quote an incident from your life which has inspired you to a great extent for the mission?

A few days back, I was at the Delhi airport where a girl aged twenty five had visited India for a few days and was waiting for the flight from Delhi to Ahmedabad to arrive. Meanwhile, in the queue, an old man tore a paper and threw the torn pieces under the chair where he was sitting. The girl observed the incident and she immediately took the torn pieces and threw them in a dustbin which was approximately fifteen yards away. Few people observed her and had regret on their face for the negligence on their part towards the nation. This incident of “Look and Learn” touched my heart and inspired me a lot.What are your plans to involve the general public in this mission and ensure that they remain faithful to it?

“Habits die hard.” I am not worried about the part whether the public will remain faithful or not because once an action begins, it slowly and gradually becomes a habit and the results will definitely be positive. Our only aim is to make constant

efforts in our venture and the consequences are inevitable. The result may not be seen immediately but in the near future of three to five years, the scenario shall be quite different.

SWACHH GUJARAT ABHIYAN is a part of SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN. “Swachhta” means cleanliness and my personal view is that “Not only humans, everyone likes cleanliness. We as humans take off our shoes before entering a temple, church or a mosque and if given an opportunity, we even clean the religious places as a way of offering prayers to God. If the people really give importance to the beauty cast on them, then why not towards the society?” Thus, I intend to involve the general public to spread awareness on cleanliness.What is your message to the students studying at GLS and all over Gujarat?

My message to every past and present student of GLS is that:-

“SWACHH GUJARAT should be your duty for which one is required to keep not only the houses but also the nearby streets, buildings, offices, roads, public places as clean as possible. Do not litter around and carelessly throw around wrappers on the roads. In case others do it, try to take it away and throw it in the dustbins. Moreover, it is a general opinion

that you must repay to your Alma mater and your teachers by way of your actions and I believe there can be no better gift than maintaining cleanliness in the country.

Hence, if you really believe that GLS has played a significant role in you development, return it to your city, state and the country at large. SWACHHTA COMES NOT ONLY FROM BELIEF BUT ALSO FROM ACTIONS. Maintain this habit till your last breath and we shall together make every nook and corner of the country clean and hygienic.”Will GLS be a role model to other educational institutions for SWACHH GUJARAT ABHIYAN?

Gujarat Law Society at the moment stands up as a leader for the “SWACHH GUJARAT ABHIYAN”. It shall be too early to state that it can be a role model as we are in the initial stage of the mission. It may turn to be a role model in a couple of years with the help of all the stakeholders of Gujarat Law Society.

GLS shall formulate all the hard work to maintain “Swachhta” and ensures that the people live in a clean environment.

(Interviewed by Kruti Paritosh Faculty of Accountancy at

SMPIC and Anjali Vanjani, an alumnus of SMPIC)

WHY KILL YOUR CQ AFTER PUTTING ON YOUR SHOES?By Sameer Yadav

We put on our shoes when we

leave from our homes, temples, mosques, chapels. Unfortunately our cleanliness quotient drops drastically after we put on our shoes. We not only stop keeping places clean, we also start making places dirty.

All religions around the world give importance to

cleanliness;Hinduism says in the

Geeta: “Splendor, forgiveness, fortitude, cleanliness, absence of malice, and absence of pride; these are the qualities of those endowed with divine virtues, O Arjuna.”

Islam says: “The key to the prayer (salah) is cleanliness, its beginning is takbir (saying Allahu Akbar) and its ending is salam (salutation).” (Abu Dawud, Taharah, 31: Tirmidhi,

Taharah, 39)Christianity Says:

“Cleanliness is next to godliness”

These lines show that every religion gives priority to cleanliness. It is one of the most basic and most essential qualities which should be there in society. A clean ambiance helps in building clean thoughts. But, regretfully, we have forgotten the great morals we are taught in our culture, and our first and only priority becomes our self only. It seems as if we crush our beliefs under our shoes every time we dirty our surroundings. We remember these kind of sayings only until we are inside the house

of god; as soon as we come out of it, we start throwing things on roads and ignore dustbins; we spit here and there, people even use walls as toilets. Why do we forget that God is great, God is everywhere, and God is always present? Why cannot we keep our surroundings as clean as we keep our shrines? If we do not copy criminals and their acts, then why do we copy people who make places dirty? With a logic that everybody is doing this, and that my actions will not make any difference, we unhesitating pollute our surroundings. We should remember that people accept and copy those who do pleasant and humane acts; so if you are clean yourself, you will become a role model. Negative actions are always detested, criminals always gets only punishment and rejection.

(The writer is a student of Sem 3 of HACC)

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BAL SWACHHTA ABHIYAN AT GLSIf you hammer the habit of

cleanliess in the mind of the students it will help in moulding their character and help the nation in making it more sound in the future as the students are the future of the nation. If the children inculcate this habit of cleanliness, it will not be a time being activity but it will be a habit for life time. India is a country with a tremendous manpower if this manpower is channelized properly, any task can be carried out.One can overcome the obstacle if one desires following the proverb ‘where there is a will, there is a way’. Don’t wait for others, be the monitor of yourself. Check yourself.Ms. Sunanda Shah, Principal

of N.R. Secondary and Higher Secondary School

Cleanliness is the virtue or the ‘sanskar ‘which we all inculcate from our childhood and try to pursue it through out life to make this “sanskar” deep routed. It is necessary to guide the children from early school days and seeing that they follow it daily on their own. Aninitiative started by our PM and creating chain of nine persons will cover entire nation in short span of time “I strongly believe and appeal to stop using “use and throw” product and start reusable product. This small change will reduce garbage to great extent”.

Mr. Manan K Shah, an Assistant Teacher of N. R.

H.S.

India will have clean and hygienic atmosphere if the “Swachhta Abhiyan” is implemented at school level. At a tender age it is easy to develop a habit of keeping our surrounding clean.Mrs. Sonali Naik, an Assistant

Teacher of N. R. H. S

‘Swachhta Abhiyan” undertaken by the schools of GLS would develop habit of cleanliness among the students and awaken them towards personal hygiene and cleanness which will be a step to lead India to be green India.

Miss. Monika Barot, an assistant teacher of GLS

Secondary School

Cleanliness drive will help

to beautify the nature and the nation. The signature campaign of keeping cleanliness would make the people aware about this mission.

Mrs. Neela Raval, an assistant teacher of GLS

Secondary School

The objective of the campaign is to increase awareness among the students, it will improve student’s knowledge about the ways to reduce and dispose waste. It will also facilitate the development of positive attitudes regarding wastes. For providing me an opportunity for the same, through this campaign we received a message not only to have clean environment but also to have pure thoughts and deeds.

Saloni Chudgar, Head Girl 11th A, GLS

Bal Swachhta Abhiyan

initiated by the schools of GLS was an inspiring effort for all the students. The entire Abhiyan was carried out for five complete days and was celebrated whole heartedly by the students of each and every institution of GLS from junior to class twelve. Thus I feel obliged to be a part of GLS Bal Swachhata Abhiyan. JAI HIND

Priyam Shah, Head Boy 11th A, N. R. H. S

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan is a revolutionary step initiated by GLS. One should always remember that where

cleanliness is present, presence of God resides.

Nalin Otwani, Head Boy 11th C, N. R. H. S

On November 19th, our school put forth its humble efforts towards the noble cause of Swachhta Abhiyan. On the morn of this cleanliness drive our Registrar Shri Bhalchandra Joshi put forth his thoughts and motivated the students to put efforts towards a cleaner India. On behalf of the Executive Vice-President Shri Sudhir Nanavati, he emphasized the idea that cleanliness is not only a program to be conducted but it is also a state of the mind. It is a vision that the youth need to have towards a futuristic India. The motivated students cleaned the campus and made rounds of residence surrounding the school to spread the word of the idea. The students also took an oath to be part of the Swach Bharat Abhiyan. My message to all the students is that I believe in you. I believe in a clean India. I believe in the youth. I believe that India can achieve every goal it sets. All it needs is your compassion towards every cause that you undertake.

Deven Rathod, Principal of M.K. High School.

Students very actively took part in the cleanliness drive. Very enthusiastically, the students participated in the rally which started from the school gate and moved to the perimeter

of Law Garden. Cleanliness should be instilled in children as they are the future of our country. Swachta Abhiyan should be the motto of everyone but I firmly believe that first of all, we should eradicate our vices and enlighten our virtues which will help us out to carry further the Swachta Abhiyan. Besides this, I believe we should harp education as it will add fuel to the movement. I also dedicate myself to this movement.

Ami Desai, faculty member M. K. High School

Swachta Abhiyan which is initiated by our respected Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi was supported by our school M.K. Secondary and Higher Secondary School. The school supported the idea by making charts & banners related to the event. Students also supported this event by cleaning the classrooms and the play-ground. They also took a pledge of cleanliness. Our school registrar Mr. Bhalchandra Joshi gave a speech on “Cleanliness is Godliness”. We are thankful to our school for arranging such a program which enlightened our minds to keep our India Swach.

Rutuja R. Katkoria, 11th D,M. K. High School

In the Swachha Bharat Abhiyan the students played a vital role by displaying hoardings & carrying out the vital task of cleaning the

campus. The students were given information towards a clean and green India. All the members of Gujarat Law Society took an oath to maintain cleanliness. A rally was carried out to make people aware that this is high time and now it is our duty to fulfill Mahatma Gandhi’s dream of an India in itself a paradise.We hope that this step would definitely encourage the people to follow their duties towards cleanliness.

Aneesha R. Valecha, 11th D, M.K. High School

“The preservation of health is a duty.” Students have started taking the responsibility to see that the water tap is not leaking and the drinking water area is clean and dry. The motto ‘People should neither litter not let others litter’ has motivated the students very much. They see that their own classrooms and the school corridor remain clean. Placards made by many students on cleanliness drew the attention of many people and thus the message of cleanliness was spread among the masses.There was an inspiring environment created during the week. Overall it was a Success. We don’t see who is doing and who is not. We have moved with a collective responsibility.Students were enlightened that besides personal hygiene and sanitation at home they must pay heed to the Cleanliness of the surroundings.Teachers motivated the students to participate and understand one of the biggest teachings of Mahatma Gandhi, “Cleanliness brings relevance not only at home but also everywhere.”

Mrs. Archana Khanna, Principal K N Primary School

To motivate the children regarding cleanliness different activities were organized from 14th to 19th November which included class cleanliness and decoration, display of slogans as well as playground and campus cleanliness. Drawing competitions and essay writing competitions were organized and the winners were felicitated by giving prizes.Giving priority to nutritious and Hygienic food lectures were organized by teachers and students were asked to bring home made

THE “SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN” AFTER ITS LAUNCH BY OUR HON’BLE PRIME MINISTER - SHRI NARENDRA MODI HAS PICKED UP PACE. TODAY IT HAS BECOME AN EXPANSIVE AWARENESS MISSION ACROSS THE NATION. THE MISSION AIMS TO COVER VARIOUS FACETS & AREAS RELATED TO CLEANLINESS. THE ‘BAL SWACHCHATA ABHIYAAN’ WAS CELEBRATED ACROSS SCHOOLS OF THE STATE FROM 14TH TO 19TH NOVEMBER,14. READ SOME FEEDBACK ABOUT THE FIVE DAY CAMPAIGN AT GLS

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4DECEMBER 2014

N.R. PRImARY’S EDUCATIONAL TOUR TO JAIPUR

ACHIEVEING EXCELLENCE

TOUR ImAGICA FOR GLSEmPSITES

“FROm THE EYES OF N R”

The chief objective of education is to put forth the real potential and to

have all round development. Principal, Mrs. Sunanda Shah believes this and execute it by

inspiring to be part of a variety of cultural activities. Under the banner of “From the eyes of N R” a range of programs were organized like dance, Mahendi Competition,

Rangoli & Card making competitions. Catch in the visual finery of the same.

• NRHS rode on a brilliant show by defeating tutorial

high school in two-day under-16 Dhirubhai Ambani school tournament on Tuesday, 14 Oct 2014 held at L.D Arts College. Jeet shah and vardhman shah gave their

excellent performance by taking wickets. Jeetkansara and Satyam Kamari did superb job through which NRHS made 261 for seven from 122 overs.

A three day visit to Jaipur was organized from 19th November to 23rd

November with 47 students of STD 7th, 8th & 4 teachers. The group visited many places like Jantar Mantar, city palace, Birla temple, Jaipur Museum, Amber

Fort, Ajmer and Pushkar etc. The most memorable site was the Albert Hall Museum which has an exquisite collection of sculptures, paintings, decorative wares, natural history specimen and the Persian carpet. A great experience worth glorifying!

A short safe stay away from parental cocoon develops self reliance

and self awareness in the young students thus adding a new facet to their growth. Students not only had a mental, physical and technical

exposure but also underwent personality development and learnt sharing and caring for each other.

The Ahmedabad –Mumbai-Lonaval-Imagica-Panchgini tour provided such moments.

Odyssey is an event conducted by the reputed school St.

Xavier’s Loyola. This event has been the legacy of this school since the last 25 years. This time around M.K. High School was fortunate enough to be a part of this legacy.

The students proved their merit in their maiden attempt itself. It has numerous events namely: J.A.M. (Based on the BBC program Just A Minute) ,Creative Writing The U.N. Debate, Mad Ads (Based on uncanny ways of selling product), Classical Dance, Invent (Based on ‘Best out of Waste’), Dumb Charades, ‘Antakshari’, Declamation (Based on famous speeches) and Quiz

M.K. stood 4th out of the 6 participating schools in its first attempt at glory. The winning events are:

Mad Ads: M.K. stood 1st in this creative event and proved its mettle against worthy opponents. The winners were: 1. Dirgh Suri (12th C) 2. Samyaka Shah (11th B) 3. Shail Sheth (12th A)

Quiz: M.K. stood 3rd in this knowledge based event the participants were 1. Harshil Shah (12th A) 2. Shashwat Shah (11th A) 3. Bhargavi (11th A)

Creative Writing: M.K. stood 3rd in this imaginative event. The participants were :1. Sanjana Shah (11th B) 2. Jayam Shah (11th A) 3. Parthesh Soni (11th A)

• Nolan Sacha (9th A) student of M.K. Secondary and Higher Secondary School was selected for state level swimming competition in the Khel Mahakumbh.

O V E R S E A S S T U D E N T S V I S I T S m P I C …

It was a fortifying moment for SMPIC when a few students from the prestigious

VASSAR College and BROWN College, USA visited the college on 28th November, 2014. They were here to know about the college as well as to study various issues related to the safety of female students. The students had an interaction with the Principal and the staff and shared their views regarding the issues like harassment of women, ragging, domestic violence and some other matters in this relation.

While briefing them about SMPIC’s preparedness to deal with the offences against the girl students, the Principal Dr.Ashwin Purohit said, “More than countering the offences against female students, we rather aim at creating such an atmosphere and develop a

culture where no such incident would occur at all. We are happy that even though we are fully prepared with various committees like CWDC, Anti Ragging Committee and Anti Sexual Harassment Committee to deal with any such incident, no such issue has taken place till date.”

The student’s delegation also toured the college building

and interacted with the faculty members to learn about various achievements in academic as well as extra-curricular activities at different levels.

Before parting, the student expressed their sense of satisfaction and mentioned that their visit to SMPIC, one of the top most Commerce Institutes of India, was really an enriching experience for them.

VISIT TO A BANK- NRHS

As a part of educational visit ,the standard 11th and 12th commerce

students of NR SECONDARY & HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL visited ‘BHARTIYA MAHILA BANK’ recently established for encouraging socially & economically backward women by providing them financial help. Students Mili Sheth, Kalgi Shah & Khyati Shah took interview of senior branch manager Mr. Chandrashekhar and tried to understand the functioning of the Bank. The visit to the bank by the students was accompanied by teachers of commerce Mr. M.K. Shah, Mr. S.M. Patel, Mrs. S.L. Naik, Mrs. R.J. Desai & Mr. A.H. Jha.

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K. N. PRImARY SCHOOL

Jiya Patel and Tanmay Modak of Std. I showcased their creativity and won ceritificates, trophy and cash prizes at Sports Club Drawing Competition.

Heet Dhora and Aryan Patel of Std. VII A participated and won certificates and Gold and Silver medals in Independence Day Karate Cup Championship organized by Martial Arts Sports Fitness Association of India.

Naitik Mehta a genius chess player of Std V B won a trophy at Khel Maha Kumb for Chess at the State Level.

Aryan B Shah of VI B got a certificate and B+ Grade from Trinity College London for an English Program.

C U SHAH PREPARATORY SCHOOL

SEmINAR ON LOGIC DEVELOPmENT

GLS-CSI student branch organized a seminar on Logic Development

for the fist year students. The speaker, Ms. Disha Shah, Assistant Prof., GLS (I&RKD) ICA, gave the knowledge of how logic is applied in day to day life. The importance of logic development was explained with mind gaming and few puzzles. The speaker

explained that the logic is an art of reasoning which can be used to differentiate between true and false. The techniques to develop the logic with algorithms, flowcharts or program development steps were well explained. Students enriched their knowledge by the information of online logic development tools like code chef, code byte, hacker earth etc.

a StorY teLLing SeSSion BY tHe WeLL KnoWn Stage artiSt SHri arCHan triVedi.

tinY totS PartaKing in tHe BaL SWaCHHta aBHiYan

nutritious food.On the last day of this mission i.e. 19th November, 2014, the entire staff of all the schools, Principals, Dignitaries and students took Swachhta pledge and participated in the Rally March with full zeal and enthusiasm. The one week mission undertaken by the schools is over but still it has left its imprints on the minds of children and they are full of vigour to keep their surroundings clean including their hygiene and health.

Neeti Sharma, Asst. Teacher, K N Primary School

The school changed for five days, especially from 14th to 19th November as various competitions, rally, etc were organized focused on student’s participation. A five day campaign turned into a mega event as things went on adding up leading toward clean India mission. I really liked the session on healthy, nutritious and hygienic food. There was also an essay writing competition in which the

students wrote essays on ‘Save Water’. The highlight of the rally was that the Placards made by many students on cleanliness as it drew the attention of many people and thus the message of cleanliness was spread among the masses. A thrilling environment was created during the week.Fatema Kachwala , Student –

VIII A, K N Primary School

The ‘Swachh Bharat’ Abhiyan is carried across the nation through a nomination of nine prominent personalities who continue the mission through a multiple of nine selected people. Shri Sudhir Nanavati – Executive Vice-President, Gujarat Law Society is amongst the nine iconic personalities in the state. This gives our institution both - a sense of pride as well as greater responsibility. One of the facets of cleanliness which really needs to be attended in the Indian society is avoiding ‘Food Wastage’. Its ironical that few are over-fed and a commendable part of our populace still fails to

get the two square meals of the day. A lavish banquet is sign of an affluent social status. We need to be out of such baseless convictions and redefine the term of social status on the grounds of social responsibility. Of course it cannot be an overnight transformation, yet if one initiates the mission will very soon take momentus.Mrs. Bela S. Mehta, Principal of C.U. Shah Primary School

A teacher’s role in the ‘Cleanliness Drive’ is very prominent & important she has to act as a preceptor as well as a practitioner. A child carries basic lessons from home but these lessons get engraved with the teachers signatory note. As a teacher affects students till affinity, every educator should place him/herself in a pivotal place to promote & cover all the facets of this Swachchata campaign. The maxim should be lead india to be Clean India.Mrs Pearl Rodrigues Faculty,

C.U. Shah Primary School

6-7DECEMBER 2014

C L E A N E S T C I T I E S O F T H E W O R L DDrawing inspiration from PM Shri Narendra Modi’s SWACHCH BHARAT ABHIYAAN, we all have started doing our bit to make our city, state and country clean. Impact of cleanliness and hygiene begins with societal health and leads on to economic and financial development of the nation. To highlight this point, this month, GLS VOICE brings you the TEN CLEANEST CITIES of the world. Mercer Human Resources Consulting, a global human resource and related financial services consulting firm headquartered in New York City, in a series of studies has examined more than 300 cities around the world. They have named the top 25 of the world’s cleanest, which seem to share several attributes in their climb to the top of the list–particularly a focus on high tech, education and headquartering of national and international companies along with an extensive public transit system. We bring you TEN from this list.

#1 CALgARy, CANADAPopulation: 988,193Metro area: 5,107 square kmCalgary is the fastest growing city in Canada and has been known in the past as a center for oil and gas. Today it has taken on an added attraction in sports and is becoming more sought by tourists. It has light manufacturing. It was chosen by the Economic Intelligence Unit as a leading city to live in.

#6 (TIE) OSLO, NORWAyPopulation: 548,411Metro area: 454 square kmOslo is Norway’s capital and largest city. It is a maritime center for the country, and shipping companies constitute a major business. It has the largest cargo port in Norway.

#6 (TIE) STOCkHOLm, SWEDENPopulation: 780,818Metro area: 35 square kmStockholm is the political and economic capital of Sweden. It specializes in large line of service industries, and the city is nearly devoid of heavy industry. As the country’s financial center, it’s also where mansion corporations have their headquarters, and it has a renowned transportation system.

#6 (TIE) ZuRICH, SWITZERLANDPopulation: 366,809Metro area: 91 square kmZurich is Switzerland’s largest city and has a global pres-ence. It is the cultural capital of German-speaking Swit-zerland. It has been described as the city with the highest quality of life in the world. It enjoys high speed trains, expressways, trams, buses and has a high rate of traffic.

#9 kATSuyAmA, JApANPopulation: 26,961Metro area: 253 sq kmKatsuyama is a small city in the Fukui Prefecture with a large presence in sports such as skiing and in tourism. It is also well known for its major dinosaur museum. It is a new city, having been founded in 1954.

#10 (TIE) BERN, SWITZERLANDPopulation: 127,000Metro area: 52 square kmThe capital of Switzerland, Bern is a cultural and shop-ping center as well. Its economy, beyond the national governmental functions, is in high tech and financials. It is known for being a major producer of dairy products and chocolate

#2 HONOLuLu, uSAPopulation: 377,260Metro area: 272 square kmHonolulu is a tourist center and has light manufacturing. It has an excellent public transit system with dedicated bus right of ways that has been singled out for praise by the American Public Transportation Association.

#3 HELSINkI, FINLANDPopulation: 564,908Metro area: 185 square kmHelsinki is Finland’s gateway to international trade and communication. It is the political capital of the country and its business, media and cultural center. It has a slightly aged tram and subways system and a light rail commuter system.

#4 OTTAWA, CANADAPopulation: 859,704Metro area: 2,778 square kmOttawa is Canada’s capital and its fourth-largest city. Its economy revolves around a mix of government functions and high tech business. It is called the Silicon Valley of the north. Ottawa has an operating light rail system for transportation.

# 5 mINNEApOLIS, uSAPopulation: 382,618Metro area: 151 square kmMinneapolis is the largest city in Minnesota and is clearly a twin city with St. Paul. It is the state’s media, business and cultural center. It makes heavy use of bike lanes but also has a well functioning light rail and bus system.

8DECEMBER 2014

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(çke.ze.ykxoTMk fku÷us)

9DECEMBER 2014

HACC’s Swachhta Abhiyaan is not merely in words. The

words are put into action every weekend when the Swachhta Volunteers of the college go to different areas in the city to distribute dustbins so as to encourage citizens to keep the city clean. They went to the Bodakdev area on the 15th of November and to Maninagar area on 23rd November for this purpose. This activity is conducted in collaboration with AMC, Rotary Club and Sambhaav

Group. The college has also adopted the Law Garden road under the “My Own Street”

campaign and has pledged to maintain the cleanliness of this road.

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Smt. Sadguna C U Arts College for Girls, Lal Darwaja, Ahmedabad,

contributed in the ‘Swachh Bharat Mission’ Programme by organising Elocution and Poster Making Competitions in which students expressed their views and showed their talent. The students started by cleaning their own college building and then cleaned the outside area of the Heritage Monument Sidi Sayyed Jali. They marched towards the Children Traffic Park, Near AMTS Terminus, and Lal Darwaja displaying playcards with written solgans. The students picked the garbage spread in the

garden and cleaned the playing area for young children to play safely. Everybody, who was a part of this campaign felt self-contented.

THE SWACHHTA VOLUNTEERS OF HACC

SADGUNA’S mODEST ABHIYAAN

10DECEMBER 2014

A). Opportunities for Students:1. Centre for Cultural Resources and Training(Cultural Talent Search Scholarship Scheme 2015)• Eligibility Criteria: Age Limits: 10-14

Yrs.• Last date: 31.12.2014• For more details: http://www.ccrtindia.

gov.in/scholarship.php

2. Trident Scholarships• Eligibility Criteria: Age Limits: 12-17Yrs.

Class: 8th to 12th• Valid from14th Nov. to 31st Dec. 2014.• For more details www.tridentindia.com

3.2015 Dell Scholarship Program for Bachelor’s Degree Program,USA• January 15, 2015 — Application deadline• Read More at: http://www.dellscholars.

org/scholarship/how-to-apply/

4. Junior Research Fellowship (Junior Fellowship) 2015-16 in the subject of History• Online Application forms as well as the

details of the examination are available on the website of the ICHR:

• Last date of online submission: 10th December 2014 Last date of submitting printouts of applications submitted online: 22nd December 2014

• Read more at: www.ichr.ac.in

5. INSEAD Scholarships:• For more Details: http://mba.insead.edu/

schlmgmt/• Apply before the end of December 2014

6. Clarendon Fund Scholarships at University of Oxford• For Masters/PhD Degree programmes• Deadline: 9 Jan/23 Jan 2015 (annual)• For more Details: http://www.clarendon.

ox.ac.uk/

7. Fair & Lovely Scholarship for Women and Girl students.• For pursuing higher education, for

developing career and for starting business.

• Last date: 7th December, 2014• For more details: http://www.fairandlovely.

in/falfoundation/scholarship.html

8. Scholarships under Social Justice and Empowerment scheme of Educational development.• A number of scholarships are available for

different courses and different categories of students such as SC/ST/SEBC/PH etc.

• For details: http://socialjustice.nic.in/scholarships.php

B). Opportunities for Teachers:1. UNESCO/Japan Young Researchers’ Fellowships Programme (UNESCO Research Fellowships Programme)• Deadline for submission of applications:

26 December 2014• For more details : http://www.unesco.org/

new/en/fellowships/programmes

2. DAAD Post-Doctoral Researchers International Mobility Experience Funding Programme, 2015 • Last date: 1st February, 2014• For more details: https://www.daad.org/

prime

3. ICCRhas invited applications from interested Professors/Associated Professor / Assistant Professors for inclusion of their names in ICCR’s panel of scholars / academicians for deputation to its Chairs abroad.• Last date: 31 / 12 /2014• For more Details: www.iccrindia.net

C). Opportunities for Students and Teachers :CENSUS DATA DISSEMINATION WORKSHOPS - DECEMBER 2014

• First Prize: Rs. 50,000/- Second Prize: Rs. 40,000/- Third Prize: Rs. 30,000/-

• Authors of the five best papers on each subject will be invited to present their papers at the Workshop.

The Office of the Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India, in collaboration with local Institute and University, is organizing One-Day Data Dissemination Workshops at seven selected cities (for two cities’ dates are over) in the country with support from UN Agencies. The objective is to create awareness about availability and use of Census 2011 data. The collaborating Institutes and Universities are the principal partners in this endeavour and have issued Invitations for Research Papers.

For details visit the websites of the Collaborating Institutes/Universities in each city:

1. Ahmadabad Gujarat University(Date of Workshop: 15 December 2014

Last date of receipt of paper: 29th November 2014)

2. Allahabad Allahabad University (Date of Workshop: 22nd January 2015)

3. Chennai: Madras Institute of Development Studies (Last Date: 5th December 2014)

4. Delhi: Jawaharlal Nehru University(Date of Workshop: 3rd week of January 2015)

5. Mumbai: Tata Institute of Social Sciences (Date of Workshop: 29th December 2014-Last date of receipt of paper: 14th December 2014)

For more details: http://www.censusindia.gov.in/2011census/Announcement.html

(Compiled by GLS Centre for Research and Development)

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Sachin Tendulkar’s ‘Playing It my Way’ Breaks All Records

Sachin Tendulkar’s autobiography - Playing It My Way was officially launched on November 5 in Mumbai. The publishers Hachette India in a press release say that since then, the book has broken all records for an adult hardback on pre-order subscriptions across fiction and non-fiction categories.

By: Press Trust of IndiaSource: http://sports.ndtv.com/cricket/news/232698-sachin-

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Pm Narendra modi’s speech at madison Square Garden, and at the Allphones Arena, Sydney

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a nearly 20,000 strong gathering of Indian Diaspora, VIP guests including a Governor, Senators and other elected officials in the US at the iconic Madison Square Garden in New York.

At the Allphones Arena in Sydney’s Olympic Park, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made his way up to the stage amid drum beats, cymbals clashing, wild applause and chants of “Modi, Modi”. About 16,000 people attended the event, organised by members of the Indian-Australian community.

Both the speeches showcase his extraordinary connect with global audience of Indian origin and his powerful oratory skills.

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11DECEMBER 2014

ACHIEVEmENTS & EVENTS

H.A.C.C.

I.m. NANAVATI LAW COLLEGE

SmPIC

FACULTY ACHIEVEmENT

Prachi Prajapati won accolades for SMPIC. She clinched the Gold

Medal in the West Zone Junior National Championship of Discus Throw at Raipur, Chhattisgarh and got selected for the National Junior Athletics Championship at Vijaywada. She also won theGold Medal in the Women’s Open Discus Throw Championship at Himatnagar. Siddharth Trivedi stood First in an Inter-college and an Inter-zonal competition of Best Physic at Gujarat University. He also secured the Second position in an Inter-college and an Inter-zonal Powerlifting Competition at Gujarat University. Aatif Hakimji stood First in an Inter-college and Second in an Inter-zonal competition of Powerlifting at Gujarat university.

Jay Soni of H.A.C.C. Semester 5 won the Gold medal at the Khel Mahakumbh-2014

Lawn Tennis (Singles) event. He also won the Silver medal at the Doubles event.

Mr. Nitesh Solanki, Associate Professor in English at Smt.

Sadguna C U Arts College for Girls, was felicitated at GUETA Seminar for creating a websitewww.englishgueta.in which contains Question Bank, Online Quiz for MCQs, syllabus, Question Papers of Previous Uni. Exams, Current Year’s question papers of various colleges. It also provides useful links to the Syllabus related Videos. The website

also containsthe details regarding research/Seminars /Conferences/ Workshops. The links to the useful websites will help the students/researchers in their research.

Besides this UGC approved the Minor Research Project of Prof. Nitesh Solanki. The Project’s title is: “A Study of Satellite-assisted English Language Teaching with special reference to SANDHAN - All Gujarat Integrated Classroom (A Govt. of Gujarat Initiative)”.

Kaivan Dastoor of I.M. Nanavati Law College stood first in 70kg

weight category at Gujarat

University inter-college ‘Best Physique’ competition held at Swaminarayan Arts College on 14th November 2014.

Siddhi Oza, SEM III student of I. M.Nanavati Law College

and her team participated in water rocket making

competition which was held at National Physical Laboratory, London. They represented India and secured 2nd position.

SMPIC students once again proved their Mettle at a National level Competition

for the title Mr and Miss Acedemia organised by NAEMD at Mumbai. The winners of the preliminary

round were called to Mumbai and were groomed for a week. Rahul Meghnani, SEM V student won the 1st prize and also bagged Mr. Robust title. Naman Gor, SEM IIIrd student bagged 1st runner up and was

also awarded the ‘Best Dancer’ title by Shaimak Davar. Riya Subodh M.com student was declared 1st runners up and was given the title Ms. Perfect ten by Pawar Sabrawal, celebrity fitness trainer.

Sana Shaikh Sem-I Student of Smt. Sadguna College for Girls bagged a Silver medal at NCC - CATC (Combine Annual Training Camp).

SADGUNA COLLEGE

Success Story Continues…

Cleanliness Drive

SMPIC celebrated Cleanliness Drive on 2nd October 2014. Cleanliness

Drive under ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’ marked the celebrations of 145th birth anniversary of Father of the Nation , Mahatma Gandhiji at SMPIC .Gandhi Jayanti was celebrated by Students, Faculty members and Administrative staff by undertaking cleanliness drive in the campus by cleaning staffrooms, classrooms, college premises & surrounding area. It was a huge success.

12DECEMBER 2014

RNI number is GUJBIL/2009/30687. Licence to post without pre-payment Licence No. CPMG/GJ/88/2014 Valid up to 31-12-2015. Permitted to post at AHD PSO/1 on 10th of every month Under Postal Registration No. GAMC-1738/2013-2015 issued by S.S.P. Ahmedabad, valid up to 31st December 2015.

Printed and published by Dr Bhalchandra H Joshi on behalf of Gujarat Law Society. Printed at DB Print Solution (Divya Bhaskar), Bhaskar House, Plot No 280, Makarba, S G Highway, Ahmedabad 380051. Published from Gujarat Law Society, Opp Law Garden, Ellisbridge, Ahmedabad 380006. Editor: Dr. Bhalchandra H Joshi.

PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE AT THE HACC ALUmNI mEET

On 22nd November, the college invited some of its alumni for

an official meet which was presided by Shri Sudhir Nanavati, Executive Vice-president, GLS, who is also an alumnus of the college. The meet was also attended by some illustrious members of HA’s alumni, like Shri Pradeep Jain, spokesperson of RSS and director of National Institute of Journalism and Media Studies, industrialist Shri Gaurang Dalal, Prof. Rajan Dalal, retired faculty of GLS, and many other prominent citizens. The proceedings were conducted by Prof. M.S. Dave of HACC, who is also an alumnus of the college.

Besides the alumni, the parents of the present

students were also present at this meet. It was an interface between the past of the college and it’s present. The motives behind this meet were to establish a body of the alumni and to formalize

the meetings of it, to showcase the different activities of the institute to the stake holders of the college, and to bring together the memories and the dreams of students of the college.

CImA PARTNERS WITH SmPIC

The Chartered Institute of M a n a g e m e n t Accountants (CIMA) has

announced a formal partnership with S. M. Patel Institute of Commerce (SMPIC), to provide students an opportunity to study the most relevant international professional qualification for business. A Letter of Intent was signed on 16th October, 2014 by D r. A s h w i n P u r o h i t , Principal SMPIC and Mr.Debasish Biswas, Country Head, CIMA in presence of Dr B.H.Joshi, Registrar, Gujarat Law Society.

Under this partnership, CIMA and SMPIC will launch a study centre at the SMPIC campus that will offer CIMA qualification to the students.

CIMA was founded in 1919and is the world’s leading and largest professional body of management accountants, with over 218,000 members

and students operating in 177 countries, working at the heart of business. CIMA has a joint venture with the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) to establish the Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA) designation. CGMA

is the global quality standard that further elevates the profession of management accounting. CGMA designation recognises the most talented and committed management accountants with the discipline and skill to drive strong business performance.